Dr. Dayand Borge, Regional Chief Medical Officer for the American Red Cross, explains why there's a blood shortage in the U.S. and provides ways to help.

Ellen Byron from The Wall Street Journal explains why more companies are releasing gender-neutral toiletries and skincare products.

Americans with diabetes are paying upwards of $1,000 per month for insulin, which they need to survive. When some diabetics can't foot the outrageous bill, they are rationing their insulin-and dying because of it. Megan Henry from The Columbus Dispatch analyzes the startling trend.

Is financial stress marching you to an early grave? Dr. John Huber from Mainstream Mental Health gives us a look.

USA Today's Zlati Meyer issues warnings about the dangers of improperly cooking burgers, and explains how to avoid food illnesses.

Jayne O'Donnell from USA Today looks at a recent federal study that shows Americans' waistlines are growing at an alarming rate.

What came first? The chicken or the egg? What about your health? The Wall Street Journal's Ellen Byron joins Jennifer Kushinka to discuss whether or not eggs are healthy for you.

Maria LaMagna from MarketWatch explains how divorce can be bad for your physical health, including a greater likelihood of smoking and lower amounts of physical activity.

You're stressed, can't sleep and unhealthy. Do you know why? Catey Hill from Moneyish will tell you.

President Trump signals opposition to bipartisan health-care deal, Islamic State's 'caliphate' dissolves, but ideology spread, and year-end tax-savings tips.

The Trump administration must decide whether to keep funding organizations that help people enroll in health insurance through the ACA. More from the Wall Street Journal's Michelle Hackman.

Is there a solution to the high cost of health insurance? Medicare Consultant Nick Sconce gives us a look.

GOP health plan advances despite bi-partisan concerns, NFL abuse of painkillers and other drugs described in court filings and cyber-security tips for the mildly paranoid.

House GOP drops bid to undercut ethics board, Senate moves to dismantle Obamacare and what celeb would Americans most hate having as a neighbor.

Richard Hamburg, interim CEO of Trust for America's Health gives insight into which states are and aren't prepared for a health emergency.

In an extended interview, Hall of Famer and Phillies great Mike Schmidt discusses the importance of sun protection. Schmidt also offers up his opinion on Pete Rose and his can't miss Harry Kalas impersonation.

New census numbers show that a consumer shift is underway. How will your small business react? And what sales of ping pong tables might tell us about the health of startups.